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AMERICAN AGRICULTURIST. 
[October, 
KNOX FRUIT FARM 
AND NURSERIES, 
Our Stock of VINES and PLANTS for Fall Sale is 
unsurpassed if equaled any where, and we guarantee 
prices to be as low as the same quality of a genuine 
article can be bad any where. Stock ottered at a less price 
than that for which it can be properly grown, is not 
likely to give satisfaction in any respect. 
We call especial attention to our immense stock of 
GRAPE VINES 
one, two, and three years old, including every desirable 
variety. The 
MARTHA (White foncord), 
is now attracting much attention, and is regarded by com- 
petent judges, as much the most valuable White Grape now 
offered. The 
ISlaek Hawk 
has given great satisfaction this season, and proves to be a 
very early and excellent variety. 
STRAWBERRY 
Has proved the past eight years of equal value with the 
JUCITNDA— Onr No. 700. 
And the reports we are receiving of it from every part of 
the country are of the most favorable character. The Fill- 
more, Triomphe He Gaud, Burr's New Pine, 
liitleyVs Goliah and Reed's Late Pine, are among 
our most desirable kinds. 
We can furnish the best varieties of 
RASPBERRIES, 
including Hornet, Pilate, Philadelphia, Clarke, 
Naomi, Dnhrlng, Kirtland, Im. Black Cap, 
&C, &c The Ivittatimiy Blackberry has likely 
given more general satisfaction the past season, than any 
other. We offer plants ot this variety this tall at greatly re- 
duced prices. Also of Wilson's Early and Rocheile, 
&c. The American Seedling Gooseberry is relia- 
ble every where, and can be planted with the assurance of a 
crop of good fruit every year. One and two years' old 
plants for sale. 
We have taken great pains to secure the largest and best 
collection of 
CURRANTS 
In the country, and now otter very superior plants of 
Cherry, Versaillaise, Fertile d* Angers, 
White Grape, Victoria, La Hative, Black Na- 
ples, &c. This is one ot the most difficult fruits to obtain 
true to mime. Our stock may be relied on as genuine. 
Our Small Fruit Catalogue of G4 pages, and 
Fall Price List, contain much valuable information, 
and will be sent to all applicants enclosing 10 cts. 
We have been very successful sending Vines and Plants 
BY MAIL, 
and invite attention to liberal otters in Catalogue. 
J. KNOX, 
Box 155, Pittsburgh, Pa. 
Riverside Nurseries, 
LEWISBURG, PA. 
25,000 S year old Apple, $120 per 1,000: lM.ono 2 ye 
A ]'i>i'-, consisting of \'uf I.-mIiu. \.uh. i -, silcli as 
(in-'-inng, As! radian, lln w -•. [';■■> ■. ,Ve . :i to 5 feet 
(100 pi ' l.till.l; UIII.IIUU 1 Vi-:ii'...ld Al'l'l'-. ]■■ c! 'i- \;ll'|. 
t" ■■ l-MM high, gi.M) per 1. i; Aj.pl.- » mn-, £_> i>0 per 
'.'.'IK) V.-:,r]ing (V:tvT:..-, . ■ . '. 1, _-li. no Mi 
Peach Trees and Small Fruit Plants a Specialty. 
Over 310 Acres of the above in fruiting. "We are prepared 
to meet any requirements of the Trade. Dealers supplied 
on special terms. Catalogues mailed on special terms. 
N. BARNARD, Still Pond 1\ O., Kent Co., Md. 
I.UM'S EVERBEARING RASPBERRY.— A 
•*-* good stock of this new and valuable variety at great 
rt'tiucti.iii from former prices. Small fruits a specialty. 
Prices low. Send for Catalogue. Address 
H. D. LUM, Sandusky, Ohio. 
Bfloomin^tiou Nursery. 
17th Year; 400 Acres; 10 Greeii-liouses. 
For the Fall Trade we offer much the largest and fullest 
assortment ever offered West. 
Apple, Pea?: Chen-'/.— Standard and Dwarf. 
Peach and Plum— Immense stock. 
Grape Vines.— Over 30 acres, 1 tu o years, of nearly all the 
old and new kinds. 
Small Fruits.— Choice new, as Kittatinnv and Wilson's 
Earh blackberries. Clarke, Thornle.-s, Ellisdah- i; ilS p ben it-s, 
Juennda Stra wberrv, ir. 
Ern-'ji-'f/i and Fan st Trees of all sizes— Omqe Oranqe 
Hiihje Plants.- Apple mul other Fruit Tr> e stw?:s. Year- 
linn ifrafls or buds of Apple, p.ar. Plum, r/i, rr>/, ,.[■■» , 
exaetly right lor neat and cheap transportation to distant 
markets, if need lie, bv Express. 
Hoses, largest and fullest assortment we know of— nearly 
all on own roots. 
Shrubs, I'reeprrs, Hard a Bulbs, for Fall planting. Send 
:.: stamps for 3 CaUiluirues AVholcsale. I >e>nipt i ve, and flan! 
Catalogues. F. K. PHCENTX, 
Blooniington Nursery, McLean Co., 111. 
Send to headquarters for srronsr, genuine plants. The 
Clarke stands among Kasj-l.eiTies of all oilier* ns the Bart let I. 
Pear does among pears. Eminent I'omologists and Ama- 
teurs acknowledge it bv acclamation to combine more ex- 
cellencies than anv other I,';ispb.>rrv. It has paid *1 ,<iou r,,.,- 
acre for Iruil the past season. The Clarke originated in this 
County and is a specialtv with me. Mv plants are propa- 
gated from a plant obtained from the original stock eight 
years since, and are warranted genuine, Having disposed 
of the largest stock in existence the past season t<. Nursery- 
men and Dealers, and in every instance (o their satisfaction, 
purchaser-, will find it to their advantage {•> correspond with 
me, as I have the largest stock, which will be sold low. 
&RAPE VINES. 
A fine stock of Concord and Hartford Prolific grape vines, 
two years old root, pruned and transplanted, of extra large 
size, and will come into immediate bearing. To close them 
nut I shall put them at the price ot one year olds. Also a 
large slock of lingers' Nos. -1 and If., and other varieties. 
LYMAN EASSETT. North Haven, Conn. 
CAMELLIAS. 
PARSONS & CO. offer n Btook equal to any ever 
grown in the country. The attention of Plant-growers in 
invited to ours, which are very healthy and beautiful They 
can be furnished from $:;r> per 100 upward*, according to size 
and quality. For List and Prices address at 
Flushing, N. ¥. 
T. C. MAXWELL & BRO'S., 
GENEVA, N. Y., 
Offer to All Purchasers of Nursery Stock 
their Large and Complete Assortment of all the Leading 
Items of the Trade. 
We invite 
JViirseryiiien.UesiIers, ami Planters, 
to call and examine our stock, or write for particular*. Willi 
stamps for Catalogues as follows: No. 1, Descriptive Cats 
logue of Fruits. No. 2, Descriptive Catalogue of Ornament- 
als. No. 3. Descriptive Catalogue of New Plants, &c. No. 
4, Wholesale Trade List. 
T. C. MAXWELL & URO'S., Geneva. X. Y. 
APPLE STOCKS.— 2,000,000 No. 1 Apple Stocks, 
the best one year-olds ever ottered Iodic lradc. Will 
he sold cheaper thitii the clicap'-st. Send tor price circular. 
C. F. LOVELACE, Iowa City, towa. 
The Great Wilson Early Blackberry. 
Bearsmore, is lamer and sweeter than anv oilier. I hue 
Km acres planted with it ; the plants hir which, together with 
a large, tine stock for sale, wen- all propagated direct iimi 
tlie mother plant, which 1 have. Small lot's sent by mail at 
annexed prtces: 
dot. 100 1,000 
Wilson Early Blackberry 53.50 $15.00 51.'.'. 
Kittatinny " 1.00 6.00 50 
Tleirnless Black Cap Kaspberry 1.50 6.00 50 
i little 50 1.50 13 
Clarke " 2.50 15.00 185 
Philadelphia " 2.00 r.'.oo ino 
Bristol " 1.00 4.00 30 
1'rosser. New " 1K.00 100.00 
Asparagus Knots 1.00 4 
All varieties warranted true to name. There is much lost 
by planting spurious sorts. For Strawberries, Currants, 
Grapes, &c., send for prices. 
JOHN S. COLLINS, Moorestown, N. J. 
FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES. 
Small Fruits, (including the new varieties). Rhubarb, 
Asparagus, Hedge Plants, &c.,in large quantity, and of 
superior quality. Descriptive Priced « Iatalogttes mailed 
to applicants. EDWD J. EVANS & CO , 
Nurserymen and Seedsmen, York. I'tnn. 
WAIT and get our prices before buying any 
Grape Vines, Strawberries, Raspberries. HI-. <'!.'" i 
ries. Rout Cuttings, Oee,, &e. An inim>msi' stock, ;ill of wliieli 
tr, shall sell, (ireat iinl tiecments < 'tiered. Catalogues Iree. 
C. E. & J. S. FRITTS, Elwood, N. J. 
Grant vs. Seymour. 
Wanted every man who expects to vote for Grant to Bend 
loi- ('HAS. COLLINS' Small Fruit Catalogue, advertised 
on page 345. 
Catalogues Sent Free. 
We have a large .importation of the choicest varieties of 
Dutch Bulbous Flower Knots, and are now ready to till all 
orders. Bull's delivered tree of chartrcs. Address for 
catalogue, M. O'KFEFK. SON & to., 
Rochester, N. 5". 
